International scam for the day

 Rico says they can't write a decent English sentence...

From: "Chris Wilson" <chriswilson615@gmail.com>
Attn: Dear Customer

Credit Suisse offshore banking (Scotiabank Building), Nassau, Bahamas

Complements of the season! I am Mr. Chris Wilson, the new Head of Audit/Accounting Department of Credit Suisse offshore banking. I was newly posted here from our head office in Switzerland.I write to inform you that I saw a draft bearing your name in one of the closed files in my office for a sum of Ј8,500,000 (Eight Million Five Hundred Thousand pounds) with attached payment instruction from Bank of America L.A to be paid to you.On further inquires, I observed that this payment was not made, and the fund was transferred into our offshore transit account as unclaimed funds. I mean to say that you have funds here which have been floating in our transit account as unclaimed fund with principal sum of Ј8,500,000. This payment was made by bank draft with reference serial #. 315548, Bank Sort code BARCGB22. Barclays Bank plc, UK.After our bank reconciliatory statement for last year ending 2013, I also found out that your fund stumbled into an accumulated interest of Ј850,000 with a total principal value of Ј8,500,000. Your total sum in our Offshore Transit account as at 25 January 2014 is Ј9,350,000 (Nine Million, Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand pounds) only.Please take note of all these changes as I deemed it fit to let you know that your unclaimed fund is floating in our offshore transit account and also to give you little financial breakdown of your account statement.Finally, you cannot have access to the account, since you have not officially opened an account with us as the fund is in your name but on transit.We therefore seek for your urgent response to this notification to enable me direct you on how you will receive this unclaimed fund. 

Please reply to chris.wilson906@yahoo.be 

Regards,Chris WilsonHead of Audit/Accounting DeptAudit/Accounting DivisionCredit Suisse offshore banking (Scotiabank Building)Nassau, Bahamas